Protecting my VPS IP status

[etceteraman]

i am a little perplexed on using shared proxies with my VPS. so to send out emails or posting to blogs or comments or a guestpost

for an email posting would my VPS IP address when using share proxies EVER be revealed in the email id or header or anywhere. My VPS supplier has no issue me using proxies. also same question here for postings for comments, blog, guestbook, etc. is my VPS IP always invisible if i stick to using my proxies

just try to be as correct as possible here

thx
etceteraman

 

[liyong601c]

Yes, proxy server is the tool to hide that!
But its not 100% hide, for DNS and webrtc leak that can leak your IP also

 

[HydraProxy]

would my VPS IP address when using share proxies EVER be revealed in the email id or header or anywhere

Yes, if the proxy is not anonymous or if you haven't set your VPS setup accordingly (to block webrtc leaks, etc).

If you are really concern about the IP of your VPS, you can either get a new VPS or install a VPN over your VPS, in this way all your VPS traffic will take the route:

VPS > VPS > Proxy >Target Website.​

 

[etceteraman]

ok so passing on the email. what about same issues for posting to blogs, forms comments etc. that different ports correct???

 

[etceteraman]

Yes, proxy server is the tool to hide that!
But its not 100% hide, for DNS and webrtc leak that can leak your IP also

so for posting to blogs, forms comments etc this different??

 

[Alexa Blish]

Most proxies won't encrypt your traffic, and they also won't hide your IP address from anyone who can intercept your traffic on its way from your device to the proxy.